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1.Studentessa della medicina
2.Vorrei visitare tanti paesi nel mondo
3.Ho molto piani ,però non ce l'ho fatti ancora
4.Vorrei trovare qualcuno......ma.......forse un cane
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- in your case,得 =必须 or 必须要=have to ,which means "i have to take three pills a day".“得” is used more in oral speaking ,daily use,it is not formal。 "的" will never be used in this way. I give you another example:oh ,it's so late ,i have to go!in chinese it is :很晚了,我得走了(or 我必须要走了) and pay attention to its pronunciation,in this case ,it is děi.0 votedJanuary 15, 20131
- you just asked a very "difficult " question!^____^ i suggest that you try to figure out the question in this way ,find yourself some english sentences ,and translated them into chinese ,than you ask people if these sentences are good ,in this way ,maybe you would understand it better.0 votedDecember 8, 20120
- ahahahaha,good question!the question is just like: why your name is "XXX" you are a very hard-working student,i'm sure you will learn chinese well! 墙=wall,so you wonder"The Great Wall" why not we call it "长墙",but you have made a small mistake here,which word appeared first,in ancient china ,we already had "长城",later someone translated it into english as"The Great Wall",if he translated it as "The Great City" or "The Great Castle",it will confused people.So now ,do you get it?0 votedNovember 3, 20120
- what's your level of chinese?i ask you this questions because among these sentences you have given ,many of them are used in idioms or proverbs,especially the "为"in 1,3,4,5 ,you should first know well about the "为"in the sentences 2,身为家庭主妇,here,"身为"="作为“,means "as being a housewife"or act as a housewife",the kind of meaning we use it a lot,and the last sentence,here ,"为"means "是",this is a question of math ,in many math questions ,they prefer to use "为" to replace "是".maybe you can find some daily-used sentences of "为" first.^_^0 votedNovember 3, 20120
- sometimes we think they are the same" 知己"and " 知音",both of them means sb knows you ,understands you so well ,he knows what color you like ,what kind of books you prefer ,or maybe what kind of men or women you will love.but if someone is already your best friend ,you usually say he is your"知己", "知音" can be used on a person maybe you two are totally strangers. "知音" comes from a ancient chinese story,"音"means "music"(音乐),“己”means "myself“(自己).the story is about two men they knew each others' music talent very well.0 votedOctober 26, 20120
- The best way is to talk to a chinese friend!^__^ Put yourself into the chinese's culture . how say,movies and songs are good ways....but sometimes they are not that used in our daily life. Use cinese as much more as you can!And I'm sure you will be speak it good in the near future!0 votedOctober 26, 20120

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